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Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2017 11:19 pm
by FreeFlier
Timmy seems awfully blase' about that sharing . . . I'd expect him to be scarlet too!

. . .

Lucky Timmy!

--FreeFlier

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2017 11:20 pm
by Gyrrakavian
I wonder if Timmy and Atsali might be distant cousins.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2017 11:49 pm
by ChattaStarhawk
Gyrrakavian wrote:I wonder if Timmy and Atsali might be distant cousins.
No, that's just general male cluelessness, which happens all the time.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 12:44 am
by AnotherFairportfan
I think he catches on quicker than Big Bird.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 1:10 am
by Dave
FreeFlier wrote:Timmy seems awfully blase' about that sharing . . . I'd expect him to be scarlet too!
Or a similar color. Scarlet is a vulpine Para, and foxes aren't really scarlet.
Gyrrakavian wrote:No, that's just general male cluelessness, which happens all the time.
Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 2:14 am
by Thor
Yeah, that looks exactly what was going on in my life when I was in 5th grade. With a few minor exceptions like:
  1. 1. Everything.
But had I had a girlfriend (or even knew what the big deal about girls was at that point) and had we been mostly undressed on a private beach while engaged in lotion play, we would have very likely been interrupted by whatever chaperone was in eyeshot much earlier in the process, even if we had just been goofing around like what these two assumedly are. Because frankly, the line between "goofing around" and tween parenthood is a little too permeable.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 6:28 am
by AmriloJim
Dave wrote:Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...
In this case, though, there does not seem to have been any prior provocation to induce that state.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 8:32 am
by FreeFlier
AmriloJim wrote:
Dave wrote:Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...
In this case, though, there does not seem to have been any prior provocation to induce that state.
Scarlet is in a bikini.

That's enough.

--FreeFlier

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:53 am
by AnotherFairportfan
FreeFlier wrote:
AmriloJim wrote:
Dave wrote:Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...
In this case, though, there does not seem to have been any prior provocation to induce that state.
Scarlet is in a bikini.

That's enough.

--FreeFlier
"The Curse of 12-year-old Boys"

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Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 11:57 am
by Dave
Thor wrote:But had I had a girlfriend (or even knew what the big deal about girls was at that point) and had we been mostly undressed on a private beach while engaged in lotion play, we would have very likely been interrupted by whatever chaperone was in eyeshot much earlier in the process, even if we had just been goofing around like what these two assumedly are. Because frankly, the line between "goofing around" and tween parenthood is a little too permeable.
Yeah... worse than a pin-punctured condom (probably the worst-possible "practical joke" the human race has ever invented). Pregnancy may or may not be a risk for these two in particular but it's definitely an issue.

We don't really know how closely the animal-morph Paras hew to the biology of the species they resemble. Felids and canids aren't interfertile, and there isn't even full interfertility within the canids (foxes and dogs have different chromosome numbers and layouts and so cannot hybridize successfully). But when it comes to canidimorph and felidimorph Paras, who knows?

Seems like this could be a good summer job for Devyn: she could intern as a lifeguard-of-sorts for such outings. She's uniquely qualified to be able to dump some cold water into the heads of any overly-amorous couples among her beach-mates.

That might not do much for her popularity, though. :?

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 5:40 pm
by oldmanmickey
AmriloJim wrote:
Dave wrote:Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...
In this case, though, there does not seem to have been any prior provocation to induce that state.
At that age, breathing will induce that state.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 5:43 pm
by oldmanmickey
Dave wrote:
Thor wrote:But had I had a girlfriend (or even knew what the big deal about girls was at that point) and had we been mostly undressed on a private beach while engaged in lotion play, we would have very likely been interrupted by whatever chaperone was in eyeshot much earlier in the process, even if we had just been goofing around like what these two assumedly are. Because frankly, the line between "goofing around" and tween parenthood is a little too permeable.
Yeah... worse than a pin-punctured condom (probably the worst-possible "practical joke" the human race has ever invented). Pregnancy may or may not be a risk for these two in particular but it's definitely an issue.

We don't really know how closely the animal-morph Paras hew to the biology of the species they resemble. Felids and canids aren't interfertile, and there isn't even full interfertility within the canids (foxes and dogs have different chromosome numbers and layouts and so cannot hybridize successfully). But when it comes to canidimorph and felidimorph Paras, who knows?

Seems like this could be a good summer job for Devyn: she could intern as a lifeguard-of-sorts for such outings. She's uniquely qualified to be able to dump some cold water into the heads of any overly-amorous couples among her beach-mates.

That might not do much for her popularity, though. :?
That for sure would not win her any popularity points, at lest not among the kids. Parents on the other hand......

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 6:23 pm
by Thor
oldmanmickey wrote:
AmriloJim wrote:
Dave wrote:Something about a rush of blood away from the brain... tends to impair thinking...
In this case, though, there does not seem to have been any prior provocation to induce that state.
At that age, breathing will induce that state.
Depends on the 5th grader. According to Wikipedia, 5th graders in the US are 10-11 years old. For some of us at that age, sexual attraction was still years off. (I can tell you exactly when it happened for me, because my "OMFG, that's what everyone is going on about" penny didn't drop until the day of my 13th birthday...and boy did it drop hard!) For Timmy? It's hard to tell. It's obvious that he has romantic feelings for Scarlet, and likes (or at least has no exception to) physical contact. But has the Lust Monster awoken yet? If it has, then he's a paragon of control...with the obvious exception of an incident that make Pickle punch a wall.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 9:28 pm
by FreeFlier
I was starting to really notice before I was 10 . . . I'm not really sure when, and I wasn't really sure what to do about it then.

--FreeFlier

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:31 pm
by AnotherFairportfan
FreeFlier wrote:I was starting to really notice before I was 10 . . . I'm not really sure when, and I wasn't really sure what to do about it then.

--FreeFlier
Heh.

"If the dog caught the car, what would he do with it?"

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:36 pm
by FreeFlier
AnotherFairportfan wrote:
FreeFlier wrote:I was starting to really notice before I was 10 . . . I'm not really sure when, and I wasn't really sure what to do about it then.
Heh.

"If the dog caught the car, what would he do with it?"
That was about it.

Learning the answer didn't help the situation all that much, either.

--FreeFlier

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:37 pm
by Dave
AnotherFairportfan wrote:
FreeFlier wrote:I was starting to really notice before I was 10 . . . I'm not really sure when, and I wasn't really sure what to do about it then.

--FreeFlier
Heh.

"If the dog caught the car, what would he do with it?"
Heh heh...

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:43 pm
by Warrl
oldmanmickey wrote:At that age, breathing will induce that state.
It starts at more-or-less that age. It doesn't stop there.

"I'm seventeen. Looking at linoleum makes me want to have sex." -- Xander
Thor wrote:(I can tell you exactly when it happened for me, because my "OMFG, that's what everyone is going on about" penny didn't drop until the day of my 13th birthday...and boy did it drop hard!)
"About that time the Puberty Gnome sprinted out from under a table, jumped up, and fetched me a right good thump betwixt the running lights with a solid oak cluebat.

I didn't realize until later that he took advantage of my dazed state to abscond with about 90% of my cognitive functions, including most of my fine motor control, communications skills, and powers of concentration and self-control." -- LawDog

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:54 pm
by lake_wrangler
AnotherFairportfan wrote:"If the dog caught the car, what would he do with it?"
I once had a dog that was always chasing butterflies. She was just so funny to watch, in her futile attempts at catching them in her mouth.

Until one day, she actually managed to catch one. Her look of cluelessness as to what to do next was simply hilarious! :lol:
Eventually, she opened her mouth, and it flew away.

Re: Sharing Is Caring 2017-06-07

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 11:03 pm
by FreeFlier
Warrl wrote:
oldmanmickey wrote:At that age, breathing will induce that state.
It starts at more-or-less that age. It doesn't stop there.

"I'm seventeen. Looking at linoleum makes me want to have sex." -- Xander
Thor wrote:(I can tell you exactly when it happened for me, because my "OMFG, that's what everyone is going on about" penny didn't drop until the day of my 13th birthday...and boy did it drop hard!)
"About that time the Puberty Gnome sprinted out from under a table, jumped up, and fetched me a right good thump betwixt the running lights with a solid oak cluebat.

I didn't realize until later that he took advantage of my dazed state to abscond with about 90% of my cognitive functions, including most of my fine motor control, communications skills, and powers of concentration and self-control." -- LawDog
In another post, the 'dog also mentions that it wouldn't have really mattered if the girl in question was wearing a burqa, he still would have watched her move . . .

--FreeFlier